Who is giving these flu shots? Pharmacies have now allowed their pharmacy staff to give immunizations. Or the 'rent a nurse' folks have people who have not given injections in a very long time. The nurse in my MD office always leaves my arm aching for a week to two after each injection I've received.
If the injection site is bothersome or bruises, it most likely means the person giving the injection is not doing a good job and the muscle is either injured.
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Who is giving these flu shots? Pharmacies have now allowed their pharmacy staff to give immunizations. Or the 'rent a nurse' folks have people who have not given injections in a very long time. The nurse in my MD office always leaves my arm aching for a week to two after each injection I've received.
November 30, 2010 - 10:25pmIf the injection site is bothersome or bruises, it most likely means the person giving the injection is not doing a good job and the muscle is either injured.
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